第五章 研究與建議
第四節 研究貢獻
一、 學術貢獻
(一) 本研究針對社會資本、綠色管理模式及綠色供應鏈管理績效之相關 研究文獻進行彙整。
(二) 從理論推導這些構面以建立其因果關係；並近一步以實證研究了解 其因果結果並探討其因果關係。
二、實務貢獻
(一) 本研究針對現階段熱門議題，綠色供應鏈及環保議題來討論，並藉 由研究深入探討。
(二) 實際發放企業問卷，了解企業實施綠色供應鏈上的實際績效。
(三) 根據研究假設之檢定結果，發展本研究結論、管理意涵及對後續研 究之建議，將有助於企業瞭解組織如何妥善利用社會資本與夥伴實 施綠色管理，與上下游廠商共同面對環保趨勢，同心協力以達成顧 客之需求。
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